The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25
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COTTON.

September 54-64d, also 55-64d, September and
October 70 S66id also 37-64d, November and
December 24-64d September 5S-64d Market
steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 200 bales old docket,
Sales for the week $4,000 bales-American
29,O0V bales; spectators took 1900 bales; ex-
| porters took 1900 bales; forwarded from ships
| side direct to spinners 10000 bales; actual ex-
| port $500 bales; total receipts for the week
| $1,000 bales-American 5000 nales; total stock
| $4,000 bales American 60l 900 bales; total
! ahoat l9O,0O0-American 200 bales
2 p, m.-The sales to-day included 6, 200 bales
| of American.
| Futures -Uplands, low middliug clause. June
delivery 53-64d, sellers; June and July 53-6id,
sellers; July and August 5t64d sellers; August
ana September 55-Bid, value; September and
| october 316id, buyers; October and November
2S-64d, value; November and December 52S-64d
value; December and January 2i-64d, htyers;
September 66-6id, sellers. Market steady.
400 p MIXTURES: Uplands, low midding
clause June delivery 54-64d, value; June and
July 54Bid, values July and August 55-64d,
| sellers; August and September 55s64d, buyers;
September and October S9-64d, sellers; Octo-
Der and November 29-64d, sellers; November
and December 5 2664d, Sellers December and
January 8 36id, buyers; September 5 57-64d,
sellers. Market closed firm
New YoRK, June "a, noon.--Cotton opened
firm; middling uplands 105sc, middling Or
leans ii i-l6c; sales lob bales
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows: June delivery c, July 10 &c, August
h. ~ HocptSulueT otC, OClODeT 4blC. NONeH-
Der 76c
500 p. m.-Market closed frm middling up
lands l01sc, middling Orleans II l-l6c; sales to-
day 6ol bales; net receipts none, gross 81 bales
| Futures-Market closed seady. with sales Of
| ll9,50O bales, as follows: June delivery 10 71@
| 10 73c, July 10 7s010 73c August 10 77Cd 10 7Sc
September 10 35610 36c, November 7S19 roc,
December U0b9 7Sc, January S0609 Sic
| Weekly net receipts 22i bales, gross 1854;
exports, to Great Britain 3,O79 bales, to the
continent 4,54l; SALES 6,696 bales; stock 17l,72
| bales.
Green & Co. IS report on cotton futures saws
THE tendency of the contract market to day
| has been somewhat steadier, and on the opening
gained 1O9 points for near options. Liverpool
came somewhat better, and this in conjunction
with freer movement of spots on home ac-
counts, inspired buoyancy. The gain, however,
| could not be sustained in the face of the con
dtion of affairs in Wall street, aud during the
| latter portion of the day the feeling was com
paratively easy and nervous. New crop followed
the fluctuations of the old, but was not so freely
| offered"
GALVESTON, June 24-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 101ac.
NORFOLK, June a-Cotton steady; middlng
1890.
| BALTIMORE, June 24.-Cotton firm; mdding
| 1850.
BosToN, June 2i.-Cotton quiet: middng lie
WILMINGTON, June 24.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1880
PHILADELPHIA, June A.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding 1l14c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 1019c.
MOBILE, June 2-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 105sc.
MEMPHIS, June 2i-Cotton dull; middlng
| AUGUSTA June 2,-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10zsc.
GHARLEsToN, June A.-cOtton quiet but firm;
| middling 10Mc.
MONTGOMERY, June 24-Cotton steady; mid
ding 101gc
MACON, June 4.-Cotton-middng 10lsc
| It1v, ~ T,At
| 103bc.
NASHVILLE June s4.-Cotton quiet middling
| 10c.
SELMA, June 9i.-Cotton steady; middling
| 10Ac.
ROME, June 24.-Cotton steady; middling
| 104c.
ATLANTA, June 24-Cotton- middling 1880
| 101sc.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL June "a, 1880 p. m.-Wheat duh,
| with poor demand; holders offer freely; red
Western spring Us edges lid. Corn dull, with
| poor demand; Western, new mixed 3s ll19d.
NEW York, June "A, noon.-rlour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower Corn
duh and weak. Pork dull; mess S15 00015 %.
Lard steady at SO 72Is:
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern quiet. Wheat
| slightly lower; No. 2 red, s64G87c, July de-
livery S5l6G S5s4c. Corn steady; No 2, June
delivery nominal at 46asc, July i6a46D46 l3l6c.
Oats 1s@ssc higher; No 2 321sQ2 Sa9sc; No. 2,
not quoted; July delivery is 5O@l5 Doc, August
| 10 406b15 4sc. Sugar quiet but steady and I'M
changed fair refining quoted at 7.16c: refined
quiet-C 49s@4 11-16c,yelow 4ss@4 7i6c, mould
| A 51bGD6c, off A sac, standard A 519c, cut loaf
and crushed 6-&c, powdered l-i6G56ls granu-
| lated 15-f6c, cubes 601G 1-l6c. Molasses quiet
and steady. Cotton seed oil quoted at 42lsGh4tc
| for refined Hides steady and moderately ac.
| tive. Wool quiet but firm fleece 406l37c pulled
| i46l34c, Texas 90s4. Pork steady at SIS O0Gb
| Is %. Middles; dull Lard 4D6 points lower;
rta e,.1t nj TY1ixy Ia
livery SO 6719G6 n, August Sc 1896 81. Freights
| steady; cotton, 1-16d; wheat. 2L6d.
| CHICAGO, June PA bearish feeling prevailed
| at the opening of the board and July wheat,
| down TO 10asc and continued during most of the
| first hour. The weakness was mainly due to
the English markets. which were pence lower,
| and general feeling of uncertainty which pre-
vailed. July sold down TO 70lc A heavy break
and the subsequent panic in the New York stock
market caused quite an uneasy feeling in wheat
/ here for time, and this, coupled with the
causes mentioned above, resulted in breaking
| July wheat off TO 6934c during the morning,
| While the furore was on a majority of traders
| in wheat were quietly selling or trying 10 sell,
| and when il was found later ON that no one was
badly hurt in the general shaking up at New
| York confidence was restored and the crowd
| found itself largely short. Buying 10 cover
| these contracts caused reaction In wheat and
| July recovered its lost ground and advanced to
| 7014c. After the eyening-up process Ind been
| completed July got back to its old station
| around zoe and became quite steady closing at
| 701sc, Corn was quiet and trading was limited
| to local operators. The feeling was easier and
| values ruled lower, influenced somewhat by the
| decline in wheat. The decline In stocks In New
| York also has tendency TO create uneasiness.
| Trading was mainly in the way of changing
July 10 more deferred deliveries at the ruling
premium Receipts continued limited and esti-
mated arrivals for to morrow are light. July
opened unchanged at 363sc, sold down TO 36lsc
and closed at 3614c. A steady feeling prevailed
in the oat market. AS compared with yester-
days closing. deferred deliveries showed about
Lc improvement. July delivery was also slightly
firmer The volume OF business was rather
light and deferred deliveries are attracting most
attention. Arrivals are still very moderate.
Not much inclination was manifested to trade
In provisions and q comparatively steady feeling
prevailed. There was no particular pressure TO
sell in view of the steadiness in the hog market
and continued liberal shipments Of all kinds of
products While there was very little specula
tive inquiry, fluctuations in prices showed no
particular change Trading was almost exclu-
sively in lard and short rib sides for August de
livery and September delivery. Receipts of
products were fair July ribs opened at 81 30,
sold down 70 81 221z, and closed at 81 25 July
lard started at 50 3716 and sold down 10 80 rs,
the closing figures,
Cash quotations to-day ruled as follows Flour
steady and unchanged Wheat, No. spring
6alz66G0l6c; No. 3 spring 63c; No 2 red 100
73Isc. Corn, No. 2, 353sc. Oats, No. 2, 251
251Ac. Mess pork, SO. Lard So S5m6 S71s.
Short rib sides, loose, 81 25. Dry sailed shout:
ders, boxed S. 1905 50 short clear sides. boxed
8. 65Gg7 50 Whisky. 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
June delivery. egz6 60H 69sk